If Someone Acts Gay, Then Should You Believe Him?

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Welcome to Bible Bash, where we aim to equip the saints for the works of ministry by answering the questions you're not allowed to ask.

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We're your host, Harrison Kerrigan, Pastor Tim Mullett, and today we'll answer the age -old question, If someone acts gay, should you believe them?

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Now, this is one of those sort of phenomenon that I think, Tim, we've all experienced, especially the guys, but I think all people recognize this.

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There are certain people you meet that when you hear the tone of their voice and you see the way that they hold their hands and the way that they dress, you immediately think to yourself, that dude's gay.

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Right. Have you had this experience before, right? Oh yeah, yeah, definitely. Yeah, and so everyone's had this experience, but then

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I think we're kind of at a point now socially where you're just really not allowed to admit that, right?

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Right. Unless you're saying, like, Oh, you don't know. Unless you're saying, you know, hey, you're gay, but you're trying to say it as if it's a good thing.

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Oh, you're gay. Then you might be allowed to talk about it then, but for us normal people, it's like, oh, that dude's gay.

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So the question then becomes, why is that such a consistent thing?

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I mean, people are all different. You would assume that just because someone has decided that they're going to transgress against God and they're going to reject the natural order of things doesn't mean inherently that they have to talk with a really high -pitched voice.

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Yeah, I mean, it doesn't follow, and it's obviously one of those things where everyone knows that when a man adopts the mannerisms of a woman and the hand gestures of a woman and the dressing and all that kind of stuff, that doesn't follow.

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The being flamboyant, the flaming homosexual kind of mannerisms, that doesn't logically follow from…

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If this is just some kind of alternative orientation or something like that, that doesn't naturally follow.

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But then what's actually happening is you have men who are taking on the role of a woman, and so they intentionally act out that role because they're reflecting what they're doing as far as those things are concerned.

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But then the issue is they don't actually have to do that. They don't have to actually speak that way and act that way at all.

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They don't. I mean, I've been around closet, quote -unquote, homosexuals or whatever in my life, and I've been around them, and I've seen that they can act really straight when they want to, and then when they're in other situations, they turn on the flamboyant…

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Yeah, they turn on the flame, the jazziness. And they go full jazz hand mode, and it gets really creepy really quick.

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So a lot of it is largely a game that they're playing, and they're communicating certain things about it.

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And then what's happened is that you're living in a cultured society right now that you're just not really allowed to make any assumptions about what's happening in these kind of moments.

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So you can have someone who's just totally flamboyant and acting like a woman, adopting all the mannerisms of a woman, and what you're not really allowed to do is just believe what they're communicating.

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So this is a way that… I mean, essentially what this is, is this is a way that a sodomite will advertise that he's open for business, so to speak.

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But then what's happening is you have society basically rigorously policing you at that point and saying you're not really allowed to conclude anything from it.

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Maybe he just grew up with a bunch of sisters, man. Who knows what it means?

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And so you're not really allowed to draw any conclusions from it one way or another. Yeah, I was watching…

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I was spending some time with my wife. She had been watching some show, some sitcom.

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And so I sat down and I was watching it with her. I've not seen a single… I don't know a single thing about this show.

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I don't know any of the characters. I don't know what's going on. It's like the middle of a season. And they show this one character who is incredibly flamboyant.

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And my first thought there is, like, he's for sure gay in every way.

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Like, the most gay. The gayest of all gays. He is that. It's like even on the

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TV shows where things can all be fake. It doesn't have to be real in any way.

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They also portray this, this idea that the guy who is attracted to other men who's living in sin in this way, he's going to be very flamboyant.

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He's going to have a certain tone of voice. And so it's weird to think about where you have this actor who's getting paid and for sure getting coached.

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I mean, all these guys are getting coached. You have the directors, the producers. You have all these people who are pouring into this thing and they're being very meticulous with all of these details.

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And so when you think about that, it's like they are for sure telling this guy to speak, you know…

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Like a woman. To speak the gay way. Right? And so,

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I mean, that ought to be enough to tell you, hey, whatever this is, it's very real and it's very common.

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I think just about everyone understands what's going on.

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So essentially what you're saying is, hey, they're being this flamboyant because they're trying to act like women?

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Is that what you're saying? Oh, yeah. I mean, this is what happens when you reject the natural function of a woman.

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But how does that make any sense? Think about it. If you're a dude who's attracted to other guys, why are you making yourself act like a woman?

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Why? Why, Tim?

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It's a perversion. It's a perversion. So what you have is you have a perversion of the natural order, right?

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So people are so inexplicably tied to the natural order, the way that God made it. I mean, that's essentially what you have happening, right?

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So, I mean, you can think about what happens in lesbian relationships is you have the one girl who gets entirely butch and then the other one who's entirely feminine or whatever.

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Yeah, you have the normal -looking one and the butch -looking one. Right, right. And then the same thing is happening, you know, on the gay side of things too, right?

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So they're basically... On the gay side. You just have people who are acting out their roles.

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But, I mean, it is an interesting thing. I mean, I remember when the Big Bang Theory came out, like first came out or whatever.

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Someone was asking me if I wanted to watch it. I'm like, no, I don't want to watch a bunch of gay people on this show or whatever. And they rebuked me, man.

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They rebuked me thoroughly. They said, they're not gay, you know? And I was like, the characters are not gay or whatever.

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It's like, yeah, they act gay though. I'm like, I don't want to watch a bunch of gays. But then come to find out, you know, the

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Sheldon guy or whatever, he actually is gay in real life. But his character wasn't gay, you know?

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So I was being rebuked for my gaydar going off, you know? And it's like, no,

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I don't really care to watch this show. But then, I mean, one of the things that's funny about this topic is over the course of my life, almost every single time you look at a guy and he's acting like this, he's acting like this.

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And then everyone around you is like, hey, you know, is he one of those? Is he a sodomite or whatever?

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And everyone, you can't know that, you know? You shouldn't even ask that, you know? And they get all puritanical on you and upset with you.

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And it's like, but he seems like it, you know? And then come to find out years later, yeah, he was the whole time.

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And that's just kind of been my experience throughout this topic. I mean, it's just been over and over and over and over again.

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And it's like everyone is just committed to this proposition that you can't really, you have a guy who's acting like a woman and you can't really draw any inferences from it whatsoever because you can't possibly know.

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So as Christians, yeah, should we make those assumptions about people or is it unbiblical?

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Were they right in chastising you? Or is it perfectly fine to look at a person and say, oh, that person's for sure gay?

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So the issue is that there's different ways to communicate. There's different ways to communicate.

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So you can communicate in different ways. So like if you were to see a lady standing on the street corner at a certain time of night at a certain location, certain kinds of street corners and dressed up in a certain manner, right?

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Yeah. In the red light district. I would assume she's going for a midnight stroll.

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Midnight stroll. So I mean, like you read through the Bible. One of the things you read through the Bible and you have a young man who, the woman is dressed like a prostitute, it says.

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She's dressed like a prostitute and she's inviting him to, she's perfumed her bed and her husband's not there and everything else.

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He's like an ox to the slaughter. So the issue is you can read these kind of passages over and over again in the

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Bible and they know what a prostitute dress is like. You get what I'm saying?

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Yeah. You know what a prostitute dress is like. You know what they act like. You know the way that they, the mannerisms that they adopt.

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And as you look in the Bible, you're going to find that people identified the prostitute.

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So like Judah, Judah sees a prostitute on the side of the road. He knows she's a prostitute. He approaches her as a prostitute.

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That's what he did. Because she knows how to communicate that she's available for this thing.

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So Tamar knew she put on the garb of a prostitute. She played the role of a prostitute and Judah took her up on the offer.

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That's the way it worked. And so no one in that kind of situation is making the wrong assumption there.

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If you want to dress like a prostitute, there's a definable thing that you do and everyone knows what it is.

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I don't even have to elaborate on it. You know what it is. You know what it is when you see it. You put on your prostitute outfit and you put on your prostitute mannerisms.

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And everyone knows what that is. Everyone knows what that is. Because you know how to communicate certain things.

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If a guy were to want to communicate that he's a KKK member, KKK has an outfit that you can wear.

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Everyone would know here is this outfit and here's what it looks like and this is that costume.

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So there's different costumes you can wear. There's different outfits you can wear. So you can communicate in a wide variety of ways.

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You can communicate through the costume that you wear. Everyone knows what a gay costume looks like. You know what it looks like.

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If you were to get a lineup of 100 gay guys and a lineup of 100 straight guys and you put them side by side, right?

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Yeah. So dress like you're going to the club, gay guy, right?

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To the gay club. And then guys dressing like they're going to go to the club. You put them there.

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I mean, you could guess it right about 95 % of the time at the very least, right? You could get it right.

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And so the issue is there's costumes that are part of this. There's mannerisms that are part of this.

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The Bible just goes into detail describing the mannerisms of a prostitute. The same thing happens.

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So the issue is you can communicate through your outfit. You can communicate through your mannerisms. At a certain point, you can't blame people for believing you, right?

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Like if you want to dress like a homo and you want to act like a homo and all that and people should believe what you're saying.

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And then if you're going to say, hey, you can't possibly know. It's like, well,

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I don't know what language, what are we doing anymore? So I mean, most of communication really is nonverbal anyways, right?

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So there's all sorts of mannerisms. There's all sorts of things that a person can do the way that they walk.

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And the Bible goes into great detail describing even how women walk.

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So I mean, you can read through the prophets and see women mincing around as they walk or whatever, right?

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Everyone knows how a woman walks. You know how a woman walks. You know how a woman walks when she wants to walk in an exaggeratedly feminine way.

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So the issue is that there's all sorts of things that we can communicate. And what we've done is we've gotten to this point in society where you're only allowed to, like, in certain topics, in certain subjects, you're basically put in this box where you have to say,

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I can't think about all the other different ways communication happens.

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I only have to wait for this literal phrase to happen where the individual comes out or whatever, right?

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And says that they are what they are. And so during that whole time, the issue is they all know who they are, right?

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Yeah. I mean, we had a guy like this who worked at a restaurant that we worked at past.

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And he pretended to not be gay for years and years and years, but everyone knew that he was a sodomite.

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Everyone knew he was because he just acted like one. And then what would happen is you'd have the sodomite guys who would come into the restaurant that he worked at or whatever that everyone worked at.

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And they would all say, yeah, we know him. It's because he's been advertising what he is.

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And just because he's not ready to let anyone know about it, that doesn't mean that they don't all know who he is.

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And so, I mean, and that's really what's happening. It's a way of basically advertising your availability to everyone around you that, hey,

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I'm open to this. But then you also have like the shield of society to where you're not really allowed to comment on it because then what happens is it's the same kind of thing that's happening with that guy, the pastor guy who came out as a crossdresser or whatever or who got the news story you told on them.

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Then tragically, he kills himself. So he kills himself after that. And then it's society's fault for uncovering his secret that he wasn't ready to reveal or something like that.

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And so what you have is you're in a society like that where basically you have individuals who are engaging in this perversion behind the scenes.

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And then they're basically just rubbing it all in your face and then basically saying, hey, you can't.

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I know I'm doing everything possible to communicate to everyone around me. This is exactly what

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I am, but you're not allowed to recognize it, right? You're not allowed to call me on it.

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And so it's just basically kind of like an in -your -face way of showing who you are without any kind of repercussions that come from it, basically.

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So as Christians, what is the benefit to recognizing that there are patterns here and that there is merit to believing the pattern?

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What is the merit? I mean, you might not want to let that guy babysit your kids. Right, yeah.

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Step one, don't let him around your kids. I mean, so are you allowed to,

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I mean, Sam Albury wouldn't really want you to say that kind of thing, but I mean, what kind of inferences are you allowed to draw from that, right?

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So I mean, think about it the opposite way. Like if a woman is constantly dressing provocatively, constantly dressing provocatively, constantly trying to do the things that women do to entice people and to get attention,

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I mean, would you want her around your kids? No. You know what

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I'm saying? Like if it were a young woman like that who's constantly doing that, who is in the language that we're not allowed to say anymore, just communicating to everyone around her that she's easy, right?

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Would you want her hanging out with your kids? No, I don't want my kids to see that or think that's okay.

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Yeah, so I mean, like the issue is like when you're talking about this kind of thing, like there are consequences.

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I mean, there's consequences to these kind of things in that kind of way. And so,

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I mean, obviously that's part of it. I mean, part of it is just like a basic, hey, if you're going to communicate that you're engaging in high -hand sexual rebellion against your maker, then there's extra safeguards that we're going to put in our interaction with you because you're communicating perversion in that way.

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But I mean, you also, I mean, one of the most loving things you can do is call people like that to repentance and not allow them to live in the shadows, right?

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So the Bible says, take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather expose them, bring them to light.

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So part of the importance of even having a conversation like this is just to say that you have individuals who are taking part in these unfruitful works of darkness behind the scenes, and then they're rubbing it all in everyone's face.

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And then they're basically with a demand that you can't recognize what's happening. But at that point, no one's really calling them to repentance, even though it's obvious what's happening in those moments.

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And so a lot of that is just, yes, these are flags. These are flags that they're given to communicate their availability to members of the same sex.

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But then they're also, it's just straight up sinful acts in itself. I mean, it's sinful to act like a woman if you're a man.

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And society does have a vested interest in rebuking that and trying to call those kind of individuals to repentance because it does affect us all, for sure.

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Yeah, so why don't we talk about that some? So it's one thing to say, hey, these actions are communicating the fact that there's something deeper going on here, right?

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So you have a certain tone of voice. You have certain mannerisms that you use.

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You dress a certain way. You have certain friends, right? We all can see what's going on here, but then it seems like it's another thing to say, hey, not just the fact that those mannerisms and whatnot are a red flag telling us about this deeper issue, but even the red flags are sin in and of themselves.

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So why don't we talk about that? Where are you getting that idea from that it's sinful to even purposely pursue a higher -pitched voice, for example?

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Yeah, I mean, the Bible says, Be strong, be courageous, act like men. In other words, don't act like women, right?

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Don't act like women. So the issue is the Bible tells men to act like men, and then acting like men is a definable thing and acting like a woman is a definable thing, and we all know the difference between the two of these things.

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We pretend in these moments that we have no idea what's actually happening. Well, Tim, don't you know that in this obscure African tribe that I'm not going to tell you the name of right now because I don't know the name of it and I don't know that it actually exists, that the men actually do speak in a higher -pitched voice, and that is considered manly in that African tribe that I will not name and will not look up for you right now.

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There you go. So irrefutable proof, right? All right, moving on. Moving on.

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Nothing to say to that. No, so the issue – well, I mean, obviously, if you want a response to that.

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All cultures are not created equal. Some cultures think that it's okay to cannibalize people and sacrifice them on stone altars in order to appease the gods and all that.

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So yeah, I mean, there's a lot of – not all cultures are the same here. But I mean, you think about what's actually happening with these things in general.

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I mean, the Bible does say that a woman shouldn't wear a garment pertaining to a man, and a man shouldn't wear a garment pertaining to a woman.

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So the clothes you wear are communicating certain things. There's different ways you can communicate.

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You can communicate – so cross -dressing in the Bible is sin, it's depravity, it's considered an abomination.

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But then the issue is, all right, that's one way of communicating. So you can communicate with your words certain things, and you can communicate with your dress certain things.

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And the Bible would say that if a man wears a garment pertaining to a woman, he is – that's an abomination.

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That's terrible. So the issue is, well, what's wrong with it is in the beginning

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God made men and women different. They're different kinds of creatures. And so God's putting that there.

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There's a standard of dress right there. There's a standard of dress right there to say that, hey, if I made you a man and you're presenting yourself in your dress as a woman, you are doing something fundamentally wicked and depraved, right?

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Because you're seeking to blur these gender lines. You're not living up to your created design, your created function.

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This is perversity, right? So that's true as far as dress goes. But then that's also true as far as just things like even hairstyles.

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And we've talked about this in different episodes, but God says that nature itself teaches that it's shameful for a man to have long hair.

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So if you're going to present yourself in certain clothing, like the clothing of a woman, the hair of a woman, the

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Bible says that's sin. That's wickedness. You're blurring these gender lines. So the same thing is happening with your mannerisms.

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You're doing the same exact thing right there. That's just like the verbal equivalent of transgenderism, or cross -dressing, right?

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That's what you're doing. It's all the same kind of thing. So God says, act like men, be strong. If you're a man,

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God made you a man, you should act like a man. And what that's going to involve is not to adopt the mannerisms, the habits, the verbal way of communicating that is standard to a woman.

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You're going to think about the natural created differences, and you're not just going to try to blur those lines. So that in itself,

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I mean, yes, that's just perversity. You're doing the same kind of thing in different ways. And that's why when a sodomite comes along and he is playing, he's physically playing the role of the woman in the relationship, and so that's what he's going to act like, right?

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Yeah, yeah. It is interesting that out of all of the different sins that the

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Bible lists throughout the Old Testament, throughout the New Testament, that men dressing like women and women dressing like men is one of the few sins that God calls an abomination.

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When our society right now would say, like, there's no big deal, what's the big deal, right?

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Right. So why is it that that's, you know, because when our society looks at some dude that is attracted to other men and they see the way he dresses, and he dresses very effeminately, he acts very effeminately, they're not going to bat an eye at it.

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They're not going to question it. They're not going to think, that's weird. They're just going to think, yeah, that's normal.

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So why is it that God calls it an abomination, but we think it's normal?

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You know, not you and I, but our society thinks it's normal. Yeah, we don't understand the difference between men and women. So think about it this way, like if there's anything in the minds of many people, like if there's anything left, like if you think about gender differences, so be honest with me, men and women are different.

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If you can think about any gender differences, about the only thing that most people would agree is an actual legitimate gender difference is the fact that a lady can make a baby.

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Yeah, yeah. Not even physical strength anymore, really. But that's about it, okay?

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That's about it, and that's, I mean, you still even have the insanity that's gripped so many people now that we're calling them birthing persons, okay?

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Instead of women. Not all women have vaginas, don't you know?

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But imagine this, so think about this thought experiment for a second, because people don't have an answer to the question that you're asking, but it's not a complicated thought experiment to think through.

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So think about it this way, imagine if the entire society revolved around men trying to pretend like they would have babies, what would happen?

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We'd all die. We'd all die off. We'd die off as a society, and it would be so fast.

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It wouldn't even take a generation, we'd all die off, right? So the issue is that nature doesn't lie, right?

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Nature doesn't lie. So here's the deal. That's one gender difference that is very pronounced, and the moment, if we were to basically just have women on wholesale say, hey,

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I'm not going to make babies anymore, right? Like we're doing. I mean, if the transgender revolution just utterly captivated the entire world,

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I mean, the end result would be just we would die off as a species, right? Because if everyone went this route, then what would happen is you'd have a bunch of men

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LARPing as if they're moms, and then you'd have, like, what are you going to do, right?

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And I mean, even in the news right now, you have proposals that are being made to take brain -dead mothers and use their wombs for the service of these perverts, essentially.

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And I think there was a California law that was trying to be passed that would basically make it a right for two sodomites to have access to a woman's body for surrogacy or something along those lines.

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Yeah, which is so backwards, man. Like y 'all keep claiming y 'all are the people championing women's rights, and then you're basically enslaving women to gay men.

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To gay men. But now think about it, though. Think about what would actually happen if you go full out with it.

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Like these men are all pretending like they're having babies. They can't have babies. That's not the way the world works.

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And the women stop having babies. Now, that's the one area where we recognize the gender difference.

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The problem is that there are other areas that have gender differences, okay? And so, like, if World War III starts, what do you think is going to happen when you have as many soft men as what you've made?

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Like, do you think that, like, all these soft men that you've created who have adopted all the mannerisms of women, the emotional stability of women, like,

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I mean, think about all the gay men that you've known in your life or whatever. Think about all of them, and then think about how they act.

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And think about, like, the— You know, I've known men like that, and they're frequently reduced to tears, like, over the fact that not enough people are going to the birthday party that they're throwing for themselves.

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It's ridiculous, man. But, I mean, so imagine, like, God's made men strong in order to be warriors and other things.

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So, World War III starts. What is going to happen? Like, what's going to— Like, our society is like easy pickings at this point because we've so emasculated our men that we wouldn't even know what to do, you know?

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The terrorists come in here to behead us all, and then we all just reduce to a blubbering mess of tears because it's just so mean, and we can't imagine how they would do it.

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So, like, the idea is that God's made men and women different, and there's so many different ways that you can play this out, okay?

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So the differences are more pronounced than they're simply women can make babies, men can't. God's designed men to lead.

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God's made men different than women. He's given them strength. And so then if you take men, and then you take all of your men, you have them adopt all the mannerisms, the habits, the temperament, the everything of a woman, what you're left with is an utter deficit of men.

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And so then the issue is all you have to think about is like, well, what did God design men to do, right?

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What did he design men to do? And if you have all of your men playing the role of women, then you're basically have half a gender that exists in the world.

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You get what I'm saying? And so then what you have is you only have half a gender when

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God designed two genders to accomplish different purposes. And so part of the problem is you just, the more you understand about the differences between men and women, the more you see that, yeah, this is a recipe for utter destruction and disaster.

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Not just in the sense that God's going to act in judgment on it, like he did the sodomites in the story, right?

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Like that's true too, but you can look at us and you see that we're literally destroying ourself in every single way imaginable.

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We're killing our children. We're killing our offspring. We're literally destroying ourselves, and we don't even know what we're doing.

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We're just, because we don't have just the basic sense to which God ended up being in, and God made them male and female.

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So we don't understand why we're here, what we're made for. We put all the women in roles that God's designed for men, and then we get all the men and we're trying to put them in the roles that God's designed for women.

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And the end result is that we're doing all of it badly. And you can just look at our society and we're just tearing it all down because we don't know what we're doing anymore, right?

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And so this is the logical result of men acting like women and women acting like men.

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You can just look at our society. You see that's what's happening, and that's why it's so bad. And then when you understand that, then you realize that, oh, yeah,

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God wasn't playing when he said this, right? So basically what I hear you to say is GADAR is biblical and it protects us.

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That's right. Amen. Okay. Well, I think that's a good place for us to wrap up the conversation on.

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And speaking about a phenomenon that we all know, we've all been there, but then for some reason our society demands that you not acknowledge that it's there unless you're going to come to the revelation that this person is gay, and that is just the greatest thing in the entire world when in reality it's sin.

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So a very strange phenomenon, but it does make a lot of sense, what you're saying about why they're behaving a certain way and why it's such a big deal.

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Because you're kind of joking about the whole, like, hey, if everyone stops having babies, then it takes one generation, maybe two generations, before society just completely and totally collapses.

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And, yeah, maybe everyone's not going to jump on.

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Everyone's not going to instantly become gay overnight and attracted to the same sex and refuse to have babies.

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But then the more and more society leans into those things, the fewer babies are had every year.

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And, I mean, we keep talking about a population problem. There's too many people on the earth and whatnot.

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But then it only takes a few generations of people not having enough babies for society to collapse.

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I mean, that's an issue that several Asian countries are experiencing right now because they have not harbored a culture of having more children to replace the older generations as they die off.

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And so you might kind of scoff at that problem, but it is a real problem, and it doesn't take long to rear its ugly head in and for society and everything that we've grown up with and grown accustomed to just completely disappearing before our eyes because really as a form of judgment from God because we as a society have rejected

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His ways and assumed that we somehow know better than Him. So this is certainly a very pressing conversation that needs to be had, and it has a lot to do with when we're sharing the gospel with people.

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I mean, Jesus was constantly going straight for people's biggest sins.

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I mean, He wasn't getting coffee for six months and then maybe finally working up enough courage to address the elephant in the room.

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He was going straight for the jugular with His conversations. And if you meet someone and they're flaming, it's time to tell them to repent of their sins and put their faith and trust in Christ, and they need to stop.

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Like, hey, you seem pretty gay. Are you gay? Yeah, you've got to stop.

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And you've got to be able to say those things and have boldness to say those things the same way

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Christ did because we know that that's the most loving thing that we can actually do for those people is to plead with them to repent of their sins and realize that what they're doing is leading to their own destruction.

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